Posts by ilmich

try with this image

testing – Google Drive

and let me known

thanks Dave, seems a bug of rkmpp.

I can try to fix, but can you please tell me which image are you using in order to rebuild only that one for testing?!

cheers

hi shMatrix , try to share dmesg for network devices issue(for s9012p I don't know if there is a working driver) and kodi logs for other issues.

Hi Dave, can you please share some logs?!

Hi,

last update for my libreelec-9.2 fork:

- updated some packages

- fix hardware decoding (revert rkmpp version)

- improvements for ssv6051 wireless chip (thanks to fabiobassa and jock2)

- switch to better kernel scheduler and cpufreq governor

- some fixes for NAND setup

as usual I've builted all the images.

code: https://github.com/ilmich/LibreELEC.tv

images: https://drive.google.com/drive…Ee4EJ5ZaMby1G

netflix & others are software decoded... so simply this box is unable to decode resolution > 720p

I've discovered some trouble with latest rkmpp(hardware decoding library) builted in my images.

In the next few days, I'll release my latest builds of legacy libreelec (I'm working on mainlining) with some nice improvements on WiFi ssv6051p and other small fixes.

thanks for the patience

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Hi,

after some time I started working on my libreelec-9.2 fork again.

Updates below:

- updated some packages to allow build on more modern systems

- return to working u-boot version

- fix for booting from NAND (tested with my V88Mars clone). Now I'm able to install libreelec directly into the internal memory. (thanks to jock  fabiobassa and the guys behind the armbian port)

- fix repository addons

- added Hauppauge WinTV-SoloHD dvb receiver

this time I've built and shared all the images for the boxes in the first post, but keep in mind that I've only one

code: https://github.com/ilmich/LibreELEC.tv

images: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/…y1G?usp=sharing

thanks again to knaerzche for creating this project.

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shMatrix try with one of this builds. My experimental build is abandoned for now.

hi karkow , try with this experimental image (for mxq4kpro)

experimental – Google Drive

With this image I've builted a more updated kernel for rockchip

GitHub - mrfixit2001/rockchip-kernel: Fork of Rockchip's BSP kernel with lots of patches, backports, and custom fixes - currently tested on the RockPi4, Rock64, Rockbox, and Rockpro64

Fork of Rockchip's BSP kernel with lots of patches, backports, and custom fixes - currently tested on the RockPi4, Rock64, Rockbox, and Rockpro64 - GitHub…

github.com

It's very experimental (I've only tested that my box boot correctly and nothing more), but maybe if hdmi works for you, it's a good starting point.

karkow to enable SSH try to add 'ssh' in the kernel parameter.

if it's ok, share the kernel dmesg output.

Are you able to share the device tree of your android working firmware (or post the link for download)? If you can, I'll try to take a look.

hi karkow, try to force lower resolution by editing the extlinux.conf in the FAT partition of your boot media.

Add something like this

video=HDMI-A-1:1280x720

in the kernel parameters.

Maybe your TV has some trouble (try also with another TV if you can) with legacy kernel of my images

Hi,

after some time I started working on my libreelec-9.2 fork again.

Updates below:

- updated some packages to allow build on more modern systems

- return to working u-boot version

- fix for booting from NAND (tested with my V88Mars clone). Now I'm able to install libreelec directly into the internal memory. (thanks to jock  fabiobassa and the guys behind the armbian port)

- fix repository addons

- added Hauppauge WinTV-SoloHD dvb receiver

this time I've built and shared all the images for the boxes in the first post, but keep in mind that I've only one

code: https://github.com/ilmich/LibreELEC.tv

images: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/…y1G?usp=sharing

thanks again to knaerzche for creating this project.

try launching rkdevelop as root user

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I have compiled a v88 4k image of ilmich 's latest release, and the libreelec addons repository absolutely refuses to connect, I've done every ntp and network troubleshooting that I could find, but no dice, does anyone have any idea on why is this happening?

my fork use the repository for rk3328 (see this commit) because rk3328 is binary compatible with rk322x (see first post).

But now this repository seems unreachable, so you have to build addons yourself. In my Google Drive I've shared some prebuilt add-ons.

EDIT: maybe using repository for raspberry 1/2 should work

I'm trying to do a Libreelec 10 build with the legacy kernel and @knaersche patches.

Now I understand why the developers chose to switch to mainline code and remove proprietary software support :).

It took me a while to get kodi up and running (mali blobs works only with some glibc and kernel builds only with gcc 8).

But at this moment, it's the only way to get my box working 100%, so I decided to give it a try and eventually share my results :).

I'm only a guy with some knowledge who can update his box and that try to return something to the community

A great job was done by knaerzche with this project.

admtpu check now... never used docker so I don't know I've built the right things.

hongdat1106 sorry but I don't know. I've googled to try to find some source code but nothing relevant apart from the work done by the guys of armbian port.

I've updated my fork

GitHub - ilmich/LibreELEC.tv: Just enough OS for KODI

with latest widevine fixes.

Tested with my alfawise a8 build (that works on my box) and works very well.

Keep in mind that libreelec addons maybe don't work anymore because the official repository for rockchip rk3328 (but compatible with rk322x) seems unreachable. So, I'm building addons from source.

Edit: build and some addons (for now only inputstream.adaptive) on

libreelec-rk322x – Google Drive

if you build legacy images with the legacy kernel (4.4) the driver for SSV6051 is built by default for the supported box mentioned in the first post (including a8).

Assuming you have already checked the kernel logs, try to decompile the device tree blob of your image.

The one for a8 has this

         wireless-wlan {
                compatible = "wlan-platdata";
                rockchip,grf = <0x36>;
                wifi_chip_type = "ssv6051";
                sdio_vref = <0xce4>;
                WIFI,host_wake_irq = <0x75 0x1c 0x00>;
                status = "okay";
        };

which enables the wifi chip.